Sentence examples for may be sort from inspiring English sources

And this may be sort of a good place to wrap up.

"A jail may be sort of extreme, but it's really I think representative of the fact that too often, the playground manufacturers and the people who are commissioning them are thinking too literally, and they're not looking at how much abstraction really benefits kids".

In fact, this may be sort of game ending for them.

It may be sort of like the way they do special editions now, and the artwork and the lyrics could be purchased by the die-hard fans".

The device may be sort of a warmup product for a Palm-based phone that Motorola is said to be developing with the help of Palm Computing and is expected to be released sometime next year.

Right now, that data is pulled from users's Twitter profiles, so it is imprecise, but with the Geolocation API (which may be sort of live already) that will soon change.

The list is typically sorted alphabetically, though it may be sorted by application size.

That may be sort-of true as far as it goes, but it is rather like the Queen saying that the Commonwealth exists.

Some day this may be sorted out.

Americans may be sorting themselves into two more stable groups, haves and have-nots.

The process may be sorting, students may be getting access, and employers may be rewarding, but are people actually learning anything?